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Announces it is to pilot two races to support small breeders

They will be open to horses sired by a British-based stallion

Newmarket will host one of the two races on September 21
Newmarket will host one of the two races on September 21Credit: Edward Whitaker

The Thoroughbred Breeders' Association has announced it will be piloting two races in September to support small breeders.

In conjunction with the BHA and racecourses, the races will be for two-year-olds and run over a distance of seven furlongs. It will be open to horses sired by a British-based stallion who was advertised at a fee of £15,000 or less at the time of covering.

The conditions races will offer 3lb weight allowances for each £5,000 reduction in the stallion: horses whose sire's nomination fee was £10,000 or less receive a 3lb allowance and those advertised at £5,000 or less receiving a 6lb allowance.

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